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Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-01

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priceless. Peculiarly Prompt pfeteptjbfg 10.
tent Producing Permanent Profit; iF6tIiiSliiig
pimplos aid Plsiules Promoting i'rrity aud
ptnce. Purchase. Price. I'ctty. pbAFInas isie
paifonizlng Pierce Procure i1enty.
John Goniez, living &c Marco. FLA. has the
reputation Of being III years old.
II q cough oisturbs your sleep, take piso's
Cure for Consumption and rest well.
Hillsboro recorder. (Hillsboro, N.C.) 1887-18??, 1887-09-01
H0hfs DispeasaT Medical Association.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
The Montreal Carnival.

Montreal is already busy with preparations
for the winter carnival, which is to commence
on Feb. Z. Over 500, 900 has been subscribed
for the different purposes connected with the
festivities, and 10. 900 persons have promised
to assist in stormng the castle. The latter Is
to consist of $4,000 blocks of ice, two feet
square, and will cover an area Of $1,000
square feet. The principal tower is 1902 feet
high, and a second one rises from an oppo.
site angle to height of 80 feet. Another
tower is 80 feet square and 80 feet high. Cur
tain walls with loopholes and battlements
connect towers and turrets. A skating rink
is to be constructed in the ice castle l75x75
feet in size, and the hockey and other match
es will be PLAYED within the castle walls.
Ice and evergreen arches are already be-
ing erected in various parts of the city. To-
bogganing will be the principal outdoor at
traction, and eight large slides will be open
to visitors, viz the Park, Landsdowne, Mon
treal, Tuque Blue, Trappeur. Cote St. An.
tome and Jacques Cartier. The last named
slide is now being built on Jacques Cartier
square, and It is said will be the largest and
swift,st in Canada.
Preparations to receive %. 900 guests are
being made by the hotels, and the governor.
general, the Marquis of Landsdowne and
Lady Landsdowne are to be in attendance.
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Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person who has used
Boschee's German Syrup to let its wonderful
qualities be known to their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asth-
ma, Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and
lung diseases. No person can use it without
immediate relief. Three doses will relieve
any case, and we consider it the duty of all
druggists to recommend it to the poor dying
consumptive. at least to try one bottle, as
$4,000 dozen bottles were sold last year, and
no one case where it failed vas reported
Such a medicine as the German Syrup cannot
be too widely known. Ask your druggist
about it. Sample bottles to try. sold at 10
cents. Regular size, IS cents. Sold by all
druggists and dealers, in the United States
and Canada. jan 3ld&wchwkv
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Financial Affairs.

The Committee also give notice that hearing u
assigned to rOueider the matter OF refundine tnt
public State debt. for Tuesday, Feb Sth at ocoel
Pm.
7 he Committee on Financial Affairs have assigned
hearings as follows:
For Thursday. Feb. l0'h. 2P. NJ:
On petition Of mayor of Bangor In relation to tax
ati n of European 4 North American Railway stock
Also at same tim-. on p-ti ion OF the municipal
on ers Of Belfast for ,itable apporfi 'nnen, on
money paid nv the State to cities aud tow rs IN WHICH
railroad sto,k il held.
For Tuesdav. Feb. 9TH, 2 P ~. "a follows:
Peti ion of the selectmen Of Eastport for exemp
ton OF STATE tax.
Petition Of the se'e:tmen OF Pennington for reduc
tio1 of state valuation.
O-d.r to refund TO the city of Rockand the sum oil
43i7.97.
Petition of the citizens of Pembroke for reduction
OF state valuation.
Resolve Tor copying muster out rolls.
SAMUEL LtRBEY, Chairman.
Jan. 25. ~. jill MANLEY.
II, w. SARGENT, Sec
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Legal Affairs Hearings.

Also on Monday evening. Feb 2, at O'Clock, in
judicial Committee Room. on petition If Pike and
hers. tor incorporation OF ".ornsh Village Cor
puration."
Also al same time and place, on the act relating
to partition of wafer rights and mill privileges
owned by tel ants in common
Also ON y ednrsday afternoon, Feb ., at go L.
". in Senate Chambrr, on bill to amend ,ctOns :
and as amended by chap. l6I Of laws of 1885,, An 1
sections aud IL of chap. o. OF the lave OF ls5s
L,ting to the Jurisdiction of Municipal Court Of
Portland.
Also same time and p ace, on petition OF f. W.
Brown and Is Others pc itioners for act to incor
ate the "Lubec Village Cooperation
Also ut same time and place, on petition for repeal
OF the charter OF the town Of Mayheid
Also on Thursday, ID. 10, at p. NJ, at same
place, petition tor legislation relative to Cumber
land and Oxford Canal.
Also at same tim and place. on petition of Little
Apdroscoggin Water Power Co., for an act to Il K
par value UI stock at 500.
Also at same t me and place. on an act to make
valid the doing+ OF Lexington Plantation.
Also on Monday evening, Feb. II. ut 2 O'Clock. in
judiciary Committee Room, the order and petit.
tons relating to taxation of property income OF edu-
cational, religious and charitable institutions.
Also ut same time and place, on an act to incor.
porste the Norway Electric Light Company.
DAVID Ii. COLE, c.,
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Of Dexter. RYDER. Sawyer. Silsby. spinusy. s,,,,.
Sylvester, Varney. Wakefield, Walton. EhsSh
WiRgin. Wilson. William 10 ~
NAY-Messrs Adams, Alden, Arep. Ave, RAJ.
Beal. Billings. Bishop, Bowker, Boyntop R,ss.s'
Bradley. Brown, Br, ant, Carleton, Chase AZ mn
ari.cotis. Clark Of Calais, Clark II Caribou ~.
Of Saoo. Condor. DAWSON. Dickey, poriy' M
Engel. farrar. Floyd. Foster, G eene Gr.s, D ~.
die, Hail. Harding of Durham, Harding Of Gu ~.
ham. Hayden. Head, Hersey, Horirsp s \, wv
Jones, keegan. Kidder. Knapp, LeYenssle, " iis
field Of Prospect, Lombard, Lufkin, Lyons s.o,.
Moore of Gardiner, O'Bren, PattansalI po-..h,
Purinton of Bowdoin, Randall, Raw. Ricb.,s.
Kicker. Ross. Russell. Sanborn OF Island P.I,
Scamman, sharp, Small, Smith, Talbot. Tb.ga.
Vaughn, Warren of Buxton, Warren of Wis.s.
Watts, Waugh, Wedgewood, Wtntsorih. w.,
mouth, Widber. Wiley, Wiswell. woodmsn. wr,S
York.-61.
ABSENT Messrs. Bennett, Clark of Bsr,,
Clou,ier. Cook. Corson, Cushing, Gigpon. CiS,S
Hamilton of Cumberland Hamilton Of (ioulS,so,s
Hobson. Jswett, kingsbury, Libbey Of Burps,.
Parcher, Peirce. Sanborn Of Standish, Scott. IA,
WhitcOmb.-2o. '-''
Mr.. Wakefield of Bath moved to .d;o,,
until Monday morning at IL O'Clock bu, Ii,
motion was lost.
Whereupon on motion of Mr.. Pa,,au.,u
the House adjourned.
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A. w. YORK, Sec.
Hearings Before Committee on
Railroads, Telegraphs and Ex-
nrpsaAa
c. II. GILBERT, tCh.;-ma,
IRA II. RANDALL,

On Feb 9th, at same time and place. act
making valid The organizat IN of Monsoon r 4. Co.
and authorizing extension OF same.
On an order 10 inquire into the expediency OF
endng the law In regard to telegraphs. so as to
| secure more prompt delivery OF Dispatches and
| transmission OF dispatches between connecting
lines. so as to provide more efficient service.
February OH
Petition of +. F. Gill and others for street rail
way at Bar Harbor in town Of Ecen.
Petition OF Maine Shore Line Railroad Company
TO mant ain line of steamers from their Eastern
| terminus to some point Ia British Provinces.
An act TO Incorporate the Liberty and Belfast
telegraph and telephone company
Petition of j. W. shaw and others, to secure more
speedy transmission and delivery of telegraph dis
patches.
On act to amend charter of Bingham and Moose
River telephone and telegraph company.
Hearing petition OF John ID. Spillrr and others
| on Sebago Lake and Mechanics Falls Railroad Co.
February 8.
| ON an act to amend charter of Somerset Railroad
| Company.
| retmi N of VIM. +. Pearson and others. act to
change the location and ex end lime OF construction
of Penub cot Central railroad company.
| reti ion of A NJ. Dew, and 9TH RS for charter
! for Casiine and Bangor railroad company.
February 10.
An act providing for q Union II. r. Station at
Portland.
| An net relating to the Boaton l. Maine r. X.
| An act to Incorp ,rate Calais Street Railway.
An act to incorporate Bangor Street Railway
| February Id.
An nct to amend charter OF International Railway
| Company OF Maine.
An act to incorporate the Rumford Falls and
Rangely Lakes X. K. Company.
Februaryz3
An act additional to the York Harbor and Beach
X. K. Com, ahy
! An act author eng construct on offs X. r. over
tide waters in towns u YORK I'd Wells.
An to incorporate K. K from the town Of
JAS F. HAWKES. Sec
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1t is conceded that New York will be

1t is conceded that New York will be
able to decide the democratic presidential
nomination in 1888. If MIR. Cleveland
gets solid delegation from that State he
will certainly head the ticket. The
probability of his getting that is the I'M
certain quantity and it is made more I'M
certain by the standing OF the democratic
members of the New York legislature, as
canvassed by the Albany Journal. OF
those who expressed a preference only
three were for Cleveland, while nine were
for Governor Hills nomination. This is
certainly weak showing for Mr.. Cleve-
land in his own State, but it is possible to
bring about change in party sentiment
during the year and quarter which inter-
venes before the nomination will be made.
So it would not be best to wager much on
Governor Hills boom, though it does
begin to take en- promising look
Philadelphia Press.
Probably none but a group of very aged
and very able men could present the spec.
tacle now apparent in Berlin Of the three
men who govern Germany forcing war on
an unwilling toe by reluctant people as
a stroke in s,atecraft in the present and a
protection against the peaceful growth of
"A neighbor in future. There are plenty of
instances in history of wars waged for
personal ambition. to make dynasty Sc
cure. to divert attention from misrue or
as the last desperate throw of some royal
gamester. But here is an Empe,o or at 90,
Prime Minister past 70 and great gen.
eral still older. who are deliberately be-
ginning war in the face Of protest from
the German legislature. with no threaten
ing acts from France. with no apparent
reason but the grim conviction that if the
task OF smashing France is deferred the
new German generation will be unequal
to the contest when this mighty triumvi-
rate is no more. Younger men would
shrink. less able men would shrink; but
years and experience seem to have made
these men the impressive agents of great
policy, which they execute as If their will
were fate itself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05

The Committee on Towns hereby give notice that
hearing will be had on the petition for he division
of the town OF Pittston. on wednesd y. Feb. 9th,
1887 at p. NJ. In Represent at,ves' Hail All
persons interested are requested to govern them
selves accordingly.
The Committee on Towns hereby give notice that
the town of Eaton, Tue sday, Feb 9Th, at O'Clock
2. NJ. at Room No. 10.
The Commute e on Towns hereby give notice that
hearing will be had petition to set off part of
the town of Deering and annex the to the city
o, Portland, on Thursday. Feb 10th, at O'Clock P.
NJ, at Room 10.
The Committee onTowns hereby give notice that
hearing will be had on the petition of the town of
Deerng 10 set off part OF the City of Portland and
the came TO Deering, on Thursday. Feb. 10,
o'clock 2. NJ, at room No. 10.
Also give notice that hearing will be had on the
petition of n nhabi,ant of Webster to set off from
said town and TO be annexed to Lisbon on Wednes-
day, Feb. 9th, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, at room 10.
C.P. HARMON, chairman
F. A. FLOYD, onarmeh'
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Ways and Bridges.

Notice is hereby given that the Committee on
Ways and Bridges have assigned Tuesday. Feb: sIh'
at &c octaP. ", at Room 10, state House. ior
hearing on Nhe 70 lowing mstters:
Petition for ad in building bridge across the
Ar0o took Rirer in the town Of Washbarn.
bridge at Monticello In Arc stock County.
Ais, n bill relating to Scion aud Emoden Bridge
Company.
Notice /. hereby given that Wednesday. Feb. Q. at
2o'clock P. NJ. has been assigned for hearing on
the follow ing matters:
On petition of James VI. Leighton and Others, for
an act reQu ring draw in Little River Bridge, In
the town of Perry.
Also on bill relating to Dixaeld and Peru Bridge
Company.
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Edward Shepherd. of Harrisburg, Ill.,,
says: Having received so much keneh,
from Electric Bt,ers, feel it is my duty "
let suffering humanity know it. Have had .
running sore on my lex for eight years; ny
doctors told me would have to have the
bone scraped or leg arnputated. sssd, To-
stead, three bottles Of Electric Bitler and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve and ~
leg is now sound ond we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cent?
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve a. &c.
per box bv Devine & Coughlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05

Many diseases, especially those of the ,er,ox
system, are the products Of duly renewed nsn,L
exhaustion Business advoca ions often involve a
amount OF mental wear and tear very preclude a
physical health. and the professions, II ardaov. IL
pursued. are no less destructive to brain aad u.ru
tissue 1t Is one Of the most important attributes
hoste'ter's Stomach Bitters. that 1t o mpcn.stes M
this undue loss of tissue, and that il imnar, NV
energy to the brain and nerves The rapi lily With
which 1t renews weakened mental energy and physL
cal vitality 10 remarkable, aud shows that Its iavs
orating properties are Of the highest order. Besd
increasing vital stamina, and e0uuteractiur the n
iects Of mental exhaustion, this potential med sas
cures and prevents fever and sgle, Rheumatism
chronic dyspepsia AMI con-tpaton, kidney and
uterine weakness and other com paiats. Thysioiaas
also commend 1t rs a medicated slimulant an
remedy. febldkvivu
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Notice is hereby given tina, hearing will be had
before the Judici ry Committee, Wednesday after.
noon, February H. at $50 O'Clock upon petition for
a village charter in the town OF Caribou. All par.
ties interested will govern themselves accordingly.
No ice lie hereby given that q hearing will be had
in the rooms of the Judiciary Committee, Feb sth,
at go p. upon an order inqniring into the ex
pedency of repeating Sections and IL of Chapter
so. Revised Statutes. relative to divorce.
AL o at the same time and place, upon bill to es
tablish local Boards of Health.
ANDREW z. WIswELL, Sec Judiciary Com.
A In IAS
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Mrs. Henderson, New York CITY, writes

Mrs. Henderson. New York City, writes:
Il had not slept tor fortv-eight hours; was
coughing all the time. Nv brother bought
10 cent bottle of Adamson's Botanic Cough
Balsam. and the first dose broke the cough,
and was better at once. After using one
rs cent bottle I was cured. l have no he sta
ton in recommending it febld&wlw
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Education,

The Committee on Education hereby gives notice
that public hearing will be had on the question OF
establis ing an institution in the State of Maine for
the education OF the eeaf and dumb, at the Office OF
the safe Supt of Common Schools, on Tuesday
Feb sth, 1852. at O'Clock z. M
Augusta, Jan. 10. 1871
HENRY i = Ryb heRp' chairmen.
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Fish and Game Hearings.

Notice is hereby given that Wednesday, Feb.
9th, at . 20 O'Clock r. NJ, in room No. IL, a public
hearing will be given any proposed changes in
the law relating to taking HOLSTERS. Persons inter
ested will govern themselves accordingly.
Mott e is hereby given, that on Thursday, Feb.
10Th, at 40 O'Clock p. NJ in room No. IL, public
hearing will be given on any proposed changes in
the game laws. Persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly. Per order,
GEO. NJ. FOSTER, Sec'y.
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Labor Hearings,

Notice is hereby given that the Labor Committee
will give public hearing the bills providing tor
weekly payments, in the House OF Represents lives
on Wednesday, Feb. Q, at o'clock P. NJ.
T.. C. BRYANT, Sec of Com.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05

Know myself by reading the "Sclence of
Life :be best medical work ever published,
for youax and middle-aged men.
may7d&wly
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Commerce Hearings.

The Committee on Commerce will give hearing
Thursday, February 10th, at O'Clock. on the bill to
incorporate the Taunton Ferry Company.
j. Ill CHASE. Sec
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Pension Committee Hearings.

The Committee on Pensions will give hearing at
the state Pension Office. on Tuesday. Feb h. at
p. NJ. Petition. rs and all others re,ted Will
govern Themselves accordingly. The following
cases will be acted upon:
p, tIrion of James l.. Holden OF Oxford
Petition in favor of Lncy Turner of hebron.
r. solves in favor Of i.aac D. Fuller of Buckheld,
and Hannah Allen of Bath.
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READ AND ASSIGNED.

Bill an act authorizing and empowering
towns and cities to appropriate money for the
purpose of defraying the expenses for the
Observance of Memorial day.
Bill an act to provide in part for the ex-
penditures of government.
Bill an act to incorporate the Spencer Dam
Company.
Bill an act to authorize the building of a
dixie or dam across the tide waters of Web
hannet or Town river in the town of Wells,
Bill an act to amend An act to incorporate
the Penobscot River Dam and Improvement
Co.
Bill an act to fix the compensation of the
Clerk of Courts for Hancock county.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp.
Resolve in favor of the Temporary Home
for Women and Children.
Resolve for the purchase and preservation
of Fort Kent in Aroostook county.
Bill an act for the relief Of the town of
Gray (under suspension of the rules).
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
Bill an act to incorporate the Winterport
Ferry Co.
Bill an act to authorize the town Of Green.
wood to refund its bonded debt.
Bill an act to authorize cities and towns to
accept legacies and requests and to raise
money to carry into effect and perform the
conditions thereof.
Bill an act to incorporate the Waterville
and Fairfield Railroad Co.
Bill an act to amend chap. 500, private and
special laws of 1885, entitled an act to sup
ply Norway Village Corporation with pure
water.
Bill an act to authorize and instruct the
Governor and Council to contract for water
for the Maine State Prison.
On motion of Mr.. Gushee of Knox,
Adjourned until tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
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Daily Ktunebst aonrual.
Augusta. Saturday Morning, Feb. 5.
COMMITTEE NOTICES.

COMMITTEE NOTICES..
FtheT'eS d's" o""ie'
in room No IL. on wedne. day Of each week, at ~
~ RENI. = HtvcKLEY, c..,.
Interior Waters.
The Cornnitee on Interior Water. will meet every
Tra.dav end Ib,rsd, AZ nntii fLrIber notice at Z
o'clock ' r. y. n. in Room = Yale Haase.
wv. YORK. Secretary
LG00T.
The Committee on L. Dor will meet In 'he Senate
chsmbrr Of The State Hsu'e on FRIDAY afternoon rs, of
Banks and Ddnktng.
The comui,tee ON Rank. AMI Banking VIII meet
a., Dr. De- moT ~ rridso ' stn n,cIsck
&C. E snke ctairmen.
IN xAttprT In sec
D'' '"' 49, '''"
Educnt'on.
IN. Co,,,,,,.e nm Fd,cation will meet in tn e
eaa 81 r. s,s,a Suit n, schnnI. ey.rv Tnesday at
sa,e,nnk - ~ mil fn,,her no,ic.
s" "' ""' HWY Inn
y r. kYnFK Charrnen.
A,o,,f,ctures
M, ,o,,, co,o,,t,,.. on usrufscru,e. will meet
4, ,hs;, ,onn ey.ry ~ .dne sday nj 3,0 p M until
further notice tn puA,R
IA. HoBsox, Sec.
F1nncHH AUttTA.
Tho fo,,m,t,ee on Financial Affairs will meet
rS roe.nav ss oe,ack in the 1reasurers Once,
nn,fi fa,,he, noIice
j. II. MtNLEY, Chairmen.
Stdte L4nds una otate ho"dS'
viii hereafter meet until TURNER notice. ever Mon
Gay ana ihIr'dIs tH ~ ''''N ."
KdalrOdtlS, Ietegrnphs md Expresses.
The Committee on Railroads. Telegraphs and Elk
urssses viii meet in their room on Wednesday,,
ata-so nm s,ovcr wrscorr
IOTATiiAN g. CLARK. Chairmen.
Insane HOSpltat.
The Committee on Insane Hospital will meet In
Ss o at u o'clock every
FRANK r.. SLEEPER, cbatrmo,
H.A wEYMoUTH. sec.
,,,.
EtecttOHS.
The Co,mitte an Election. will meet In the House
~ R.nrasantaJvca nm "wednesday Ian TO- at
o.eoskp VI
o's"sk ." IA uORsON. Sec. of Com.
Aor;cul,re
m. comu,,,.e IN Agriculture will NEE, at room
Ma. ia on Wedn.sdays. at 2 O'Clock r. NJ, until
o, b ordered
''"e'"''e '''''' GEORGE FLINT. c,.,,m.r
1o"1'''
10 me ., Mon,n mn Tnnrsd,~ Of each week. nj
n.s,o.a = N un,iI further po,ice
~ HARMON, c,,
" a EiOYD. ChArmen
"' ~
CLAIMS.
tn. Committee on Claims will meet In Room No.
10 on Ihn,sday of ,ach week. at $50 r. M until
nthar,.i.. ordard
''nef"''e '''e''' y. pAGGETrj
y r. ROBEnTj Chairmen.
AVE. " N
ie"''o''S'
The Committee on Pensions VIII meet AT tne STATE
J.HAkPEk.I
Inc committee Ga Mercah'ie nars anu In-n,
anoe nave cha"gen 'he ,'h W no'uhs 'ae, 80 =,
meetings IRON "Wednesday al trnoon al o CLOCK 10
i"ss'Ay a'er"o o. x a. Ii' ~, 'Io0N
Ell" ANU " ,'O''''''
Public buildings.
Ths Committee on Public Bulldogs vii, meet In
No y.nst. I,hamb,r on ru,stny of puch week at 3
PM sH'il f. .;"ssr @I'iP e,,syr11.
WM. ENGEi.. Chsirmen.
ways ana DTWVeS.
Tho Jo,ut Comm,,,ee on ways and Brtdges will
meet u om ID at the State House; on Wednesday
\ = JlJDKIN, sec Vt Com
State Prison.
rN nat, p,,.or C,mu,,,.. ,v,, rr,,, r,,,b.r
notice. meet each Thursday afternoon, at $50 O'Clock
st tue Aojutant Generals Office.
S.H. ALLEN, Chairman.
GUSrAvUS MOORE. ""
PERHAM &. HEALD, Sec.
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Raymond, submitted minority report that
the same ought not to pass.
On motion of MIR. Fogg of Portland these
four reports were tabled for printing, pend
ing acceptance.
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Augusta, Feb. l, 1857.
Saqadahoc County Delegation.

A hearing v i'll be held before the Sagadahoc Co.
Delegation. in the Senate Chamber, on Tuesday.
Fet 18th, at O'Clock p. NJ. on the matter of pro.
Arrowsic Bridge and the Peoples Ferry, in said
county. Per order,
SAGADAHOC Co. ID LEGATION.
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Bill an act to amend the charter of the
Little Wilson Falls Co., was reported
from the Committee on Bills in the Third
Reading, on its passage to be enacted, and
on motion of Mr.. Dawson of Greenville it
was laid on the table.
Bill an act to legalize and make valid the
acts and doinys of the town of G ,rham, was
reported from the Committee on Bills in the
Third Reading, on its passage to be enacted,
and on motion of Mr.. Harding of Gorham it
was laid on the table tor printing.
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As an Investment.
Very Large Advance.

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HUBBARD W. TILTON, Pres. FRANK J. WETHERELL T,.
20 Oliver Street, Boston, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-02-05
Judiciary Committee Hearings.

Augusta. Jan. Is. 1857,